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Toyama
"Imigure" - An Inn That Will Make You Want to Move -
A relaxing inn overlooking Toyama Bay that opened in 2018. The concept is "An Inn That Will Make You Want to Move." "Our aim is for visitors to fully experience the appeal of Himi in its food, scenery, and people, and to fall in love with this town," says the owner. For meals, enjoy dishes made with fresh fish from Toyama Bay, known locally as "Kitokito" (meaning exceptionally fresh), "Himi Beef," the local brand of beef, and locally grown vegetables, all served in a theater-style restaurant with ocean views from every seat. Enjoy the leisurely flow of time while admiring the spectacular view of "the Tateyama Mountain Range across Toyama Bay."
Family trips and three-generation trips are becoming increasingly popular, such as as a way to show respect to one's parents or as a graduation gift. In order to enjoy a family trip with three generations to the fullest, you will want to choose your accommodation carefully. Why not stay at an inn where everyone will be satisfied and have memories that will last a lifetime?
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天然温泉 浜辺の宿 あさひや
JR Himi Line’s Shimao Station is approximately a 5-minute walk away. The inn is located near Shimao Beach, one of Toyama’s most iconic seaside spots, and is known for its seafood cuisine. Toyama Bay, often called a "natural live tank," is among Japan’s leading fishing grounds, with a rich variety of fresh catch available throughout the year. Seasonal local fish and regionally sourced dishes are served in a one-night, two-meal stay. The property features three private natural hot spring baths, with mineral-rich water drawn from the nearby coast that gently warms the body from within. Scenic viewpoints and cultural attractions are also close by, offering a fulfilling Himi experience for guests of all ages.
ひがし茶屋街 らしく金沢HOTEL
"Higashi Chaya County Rashiku Kanazawa HOTEL" is located right next to Higashi Chaya County, one of Kanazawa's proud tourist destinations. The name "Nashiri" reflects the idea that "I want visitors to experience the uniqueness of Kanazawa and Higashi Chaya County, which is rooted in the local area, rather than something that has been modified." Another appeal of this inn is the high-quality facilities throughout the hotel that are typical of the castle town of Kanazawa. The building also uses wood grown in Ishikawa Prefecture, promoting local production for local consumption and ZEB Ready.
ホテルフジタ福井
This hotel is approximately a 10-minute walk from JR Fukui Station and has good access to the Fukui Railway and Keifuku Bus, making it a great base for business and sightseeing. The breakfast buffet is extensive, with over 50 items on the menu, including delicious dishes such as "Roast beef bowl," buttery croissants, and freshly cooked rice from Fukui Prefecture, a rice-producing region. It's also fun to sandwich your favorite menu items between coppépans and enjoy your own "coppe sandwich." With a daily menu, it's a breakfast buffet that you'll want to come back to again and again.
ホテルリソルトリニティ金沢
Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture's history began with the Kanazawa Mido Hall, which was founded in 1546 by Ikko sect followers. It was ruled by the Maeda family during the Sengoku period, and is said to have developed traditional culture such as crafts and performing arts. Although it is one of Japan's leading historical and cultural cities, Hotel Resol Trinity Kanazawa is a place that still lives on while preserving its traditions. At times, this is a town where you can enjoy crafts such as Kaga Yuzen and Kutani ware, and at other times, it is a town where you can enjoy art at places like the Tsuzumi-mon Gate at JR Kanazawa Station and the "21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa." This city is close to the hearts of its visitors. Enjoy the unique charm of the city from a hotel.
清風荘
Awara Onsen, long regarded as a cherished retreat for the "Kansai cultural community" and favored by writers and artists for generations, is counted among Fukui’s leading hot spring destinations and is recognized as one of Japan’s "Top 100 Therapeutic Hot Springs" recommended by balneological physicians. "Seifuso," with a history of nearly 70 years, stands quietly here and features one of the largest garden-style open-air baths in the Hokuriku region. A variety of guest rooms offers relaxed stays tailored to different styles and needs. In September 2022, the theatrical buffet restaurant "Niji" was renewed, presenting dinner in an open-kitchen format where seasonal local ingredients and seafood from the Sea of Japan are prepared before guests’ eyes.
アグリツーリズモ ヴィバ ラ ヴィータ
A restaurant and accommodation located quietly at the foot of a mountain in western Toyama , reminiscent of the countryside of Tuscany, Italy. The facility's name is a combination of the Italian words agricultura, which means "agriculture," turismo, which means "sightseeing," and a paraphrase of the word "healthy living," and the facility's name reflects the desire for guests to enjoy nature and Satoyama culture while being treated to local ingredients. Enjoy the local cuisine of northern Italy, made with vegetables and rice grown without pesticides on our own farm, as well as local livestock products.
さかな遊びの宿 やまちょう
Recently renovated in November 2024, this soothing retreat is filled with a wish to showcase the charms of Fukui—from dinner and breakfast to the quiet moments spent in the room. Each dish is handmade with care, featuring the bounty of the Echizen Coast, local specialties, vegetables sourced from partner farms, and high-quality Fukui rice. The sashimi platters, including beautifully presented funamori, are especially praised for their freshness. In winter, the celebrated Echizen crab—king of the Echizen Sea—draws guests from across Japan. A stay here offers a chance to savor the essence of Fukui with both the eyes and palate.
移り住みたくなる宿『イミグレ』
A relaxing inn overlooking Toyama Bay that opened in 2018. The concept is "An Inn That Will Make You Want to Move." "Our aim is for visitors to fully experience the appeal of Himi in its food, scenery, and people, and to fall in love with this town," says the owner. For meals, enjoy dishes made with fresh fish from Toyama Bay, known locally as "Kitokito" (meaning exceptionally fresh), "Himi Beef," the local brand of beef, and locally grown vegetables, all served in a theater-style restaurant with ocean views from every seat. Enjoy the leisurely flow of time while admiring the spectacular view of "the Tateyama Mountain Range across Toyama Bay."
天然温泉 岡三屋 彩かさね
A Japanese inn located on the shore of Wakasa Town, Fukui , near the Mikata Five Lakes. This inn takes pride in the fact that you can enjoy the lake view from your guest room, open-air bath, and indoor bath with a panoramic view. Nearby is the dynamic driving course "Rainbow Line" where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Mikata Five Lakes, and the inn also rents out EV rental cars. We have set the prices more reasonable than usual because we want people visiting on public institutions to be able to make memories with family, friends, and loved ones.
